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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

the Improvement Of his ranch, bringing from
the East the choicest varieties of fruit trees and
vines and became at once a typical KiNersider.
OF an enthusiastic and energetic temperament,
he threw himself into everything tending to adj
vance and build up the interests of Riverside.
Together with II. J. Rudisill he organized
here the first citrus fair ever held in the world,
Which proved such success that he Went 10
work raising funds for the erection Of Sulta-
BILE building in which to hold future fairs. The
Pavilion was the result of those labors; and in
all succeeding fairs Mr.. White has been lead
ing spirit, deyoting time and moncy to their adj
yancement and success.
Among the many public works that Mr..
White has been prominently connected with
were the building of the Presbyterian church
and the Arlington School-hCuse; the founding
OF the Library association, which now awaits
suitable, permanent quarters; the organization
of the Citizens Water Company, and its sue
ccS-or, the Riverside Water Company. serving
director on each board as also a director
iii the Riverside Land Company. When the
State Board of Horticulture was organized, Mr..
White was appointed by Gov. Perkins. to rep
resent Southern California OH the board which
position he held until the election of Coy.
StpHclnan.
In politics Mr. White is an earnest ropuhli-
car. and has been prominent in efforts to Sc
culc the nomination and election of good men
for office in This county The only political po-
>ti0n lie has held is representing Riverside on
the county board of supervisors, which posi-
ton he now holds.
Iiavin. great faith in the future growth and
prosperity of Riverside, Mr.. White, several
Years ago purchased Il tract of land above the
canal adjoining the city. This tract has been
>tEdiviled. q very perfect system Of pipcd wa
ter connected With it, and ii is now known rs
Iite's Addition. one of the most desirable
portions Of the city for residences OF business
As the flri-ht-depot, several packing houses,
etc. are already located upon it.
Mr. White has recently associated himself
With T. a. Miller and entered largely into 4
rNa;-t>t4tc business, but this vii! not prevent
him from proving himself to he in the future.
aS in the past. one of Riyer>i'le's most public
spirited citizens.
Although assisting in buiI,lin. up Riverside
from a small colony Of 800 population 70 a city
OF several thousand inhabitants. he believes
more in immigration than personal effort. and
Sill remains urniar,el, a hale. hearty barheI-
or, upon whom female arts are lavi>hcd in
vain. lie is inyunerable to them.
Flames broke out about $50. May 81, in the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Senator Gorham of Maryland, i. base ball
enthusiast. In 1867 he was second bascman of
the National club, of Washington, u. G., and
he has never lost his love for the game The
senator is arranging for reunion of the play
crs of that old club, and will play in game to
take place between two mines composed of cx-
members of the Nationals.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The receipts of the United States Brewers
National Association, as reported at their an.
nual meeting in Baltimore, were 81 ,19S ,327 for
their past financial year. The product of beer
in the United States for the year ending April
30. 1887, was 23.5l4 ,425 gallons, an increase OF
1921 so gallons for the year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Mr.. j. G. ctarthy, MeSsrs. Jordan. Marsh
* Co.'S lace and embroidery buvcr. who wa,
on the Britannia W hen she was run into BY the
Celtic, returned to Boston and sailed on the
lavonia preferring little less speed, hut much
more safety.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
MISERABLENESS.

The most wonderful and marvellous success, in
eases where persons are SICK or pining away from
4 condition of miSerabcncss that no one knows
what ais them (rlOtahlr patients IN 'tnctorsl,
Is obtained by the of Hop l'ittCrS. They begin
to cure from the first dose, and keep il Up until
nnrtcci hGalth and strnMglh i, II stnrnll.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
Never Forgct THIS,

II your are sick Hop i;itt,Ts VIII -ttriy Aia >H
turc in making you well when AN el-c fal -.
If You are coetiyr on dNSptltlr. uf -utlCllH-
from any ether Of the numerous dl-ra-,- OF trv
stomach or bowels ii Il Nuur onn tNah II yuH W.
main i'll, for Hop tt"r- j. sovereign rrmcdt il,
all such complaints.
IT You ar wasting lWal with auy htnn ~ iNlb
ncN disease, stop tempting Death TIL rnnielt. und
turn for to Hop Bi.tcrs.
IL YOU are ncrVouS Us" HOP Bitter
lt you frcGrtntcr, Ic-i.l'l NJ a lpi.,-
matte district, bricatI" your ~N-t,li aralu-t me
-cnurgc of all ruuntlicS- luaIlral rIt!rnar. hii
ious ana Intermittent fen rl, hy the t!ac n itul
| i:'ttrl~.
| If ynG i:Hvr rulyh, pimt,l, a s.luN ->ir. Wax
BREATH pains ;n:d inches, ami fvtl Mi letuAt --n
orally. Hop Enters WiIl GiNr N"l, lair Kin r!r!
I blood, and sweetest breath aHd hr.ith.
That poor, brt!l,cn, inN;Iit wife, s-t'r. tnntJ ]!
or, OF '!t, glitter, can he uitdc ' Ictl,' Nc h'aIt
| with Hop Btscr4, r"-iin. uut a !ilr. WIFI uI.
| thtm suffer?
/ In short they hit Diseases Of Tive ~tur.tct
| Bowels, Blood, Liver, Serves. kidnyys, ltri-h
Disease. $1,000 VIII Gc rai'i Ter ease 'H''A MltlHG
Fem on t,Ib
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

THREE EFFECTs.-Thc thousands of remarkable
cures which have been accomplished by Hoo,i's
Sarsaparilla are due simply to three effects which
this great medicine has upon those who take it
First. 1t puriiics the blood.
Second. 1t strengthens the system.
Third. 1t gives healthy action to the digestive
organs. With these three effects no disease can
long retain its hold 1t Is forced to leave the sys-
tenn, giving place to health and strength, through
the potent influence of Hoods Sarsaparila. Sold
by all druggists Try it.
The New York police have been instructed to ar
rest all persons who set asll-harres on the side
walk We suppose that hereafter the barrels are
to be hung up on the telephone poles.
Carriers Little Liver Pills may well be termed
"perfection." Their gentle action and good effect
on the system, really makes them a perfect little
pill. They please those who use them.
Henry George gets 'scventy-fivc dollars night
for featuring. Henry doesn't want any land.
Money is good enough for him.
will never regret sending three cent stamps to pay
postage, to A. T.. Oriway 4 Co., Boston, Mass,
for copy of DIR. Kaufmann's great Medical Work
100 pages, colored illustrations; of great value 70
every family.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Flames broke out about $50. May y, in the
end Of the Belt Line stables on Tenth Avenue.
between }i and Jith streets, New DIRK. The
building was entire! ydestroyed with 600 horses
and nearly al the ears in the building. The
loss TO the Ecl Line people will not be less than
800 800 ami the full loss will probably not be
less han : tkbU,Eh}.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

In the four Years that the Brooklyn bridge
has been open, S0,o00,0oo passengers have used
the bridge, the traffic has grown from $4,000
month TO $4,000, and the number of pasSen-
gers from 100000 Il month to nearly 3 900 900
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Tic Canadians are becoming alarmed over
the in1iuN Of pauper immigration from Europe.
and the adoption Of the system Of examination
in vogue st ports Of the United States is Sue-
-rt!-t.tt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The Alabama State Press .i+Ssociation III
session at Birmingham. cablcsi resolutions of
sympathy TO Mr.. Gladstone. RESOLUTIONS in
dor>ing President tevcland'> administration
war, tplpI
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Mr.. Martin +. Tupper. the author Of PRO
verbal Philosophy" is almost entirely broken
down i'll health. For some weeks now he ha,
been scarcely able to read or write. He will
be scyenty-scven years of age next .Ju,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Seven women, accompanied By eleven chill
dren, attended the funeral of John Butte
Holmes in plainiield, y. j.. on May :sntl Each
asserted that She was his widow. ana that he
WAS the father of her children.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
Ganeralities.

Ia 50; 0,t
II is predicted that California viii li'lNr BIZ
irlilt crop tti> year.
\ l,lo. to .--;ts~inate t4y Satan If Turkey
| has been d>roN cred.
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i'i 'i'}'p't ,,,,'i III, y, =, ''i
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cr ,,' H. st,,t, !. i.,,nr1I
'''l IN INV y
1t is said that Mt. Washington wa. ncyrr ~
"'ii'' WIN >'i''" 81 'i''S S''~'" - INV
The president ha. ippuntr,' !. ". iiuiI ~
virginia. a, assistant re@i,tornf ;hr trr:!.iIrv
|
| f.nlou, Serpent mound in Adams county.
| ohio.
|
he Ne" "ei';'lni canal II - AZ n;A!lM'.
fourteen fel.
II y rtpol'" MY az f-h2l>i = '',iF'tc M
,'ul't tiiG rohtra'' 10Y operating 'fe mint III
me cry Oh -heAi'"'
HFS, ~ i,'el o. iii,i'iN NA> -. '"ill'i'''
~. :. ~ ''."s -'l.i' - t''Ni'i- '''7h ga
A''' ny '''' - q '''''''s'
ElE, Nhovhrr Wilcox. the root,.,>. rave hilth
10 :, son Ma, g-fh. rhe Chill ,ii4l n In
O'Clock the ioilo"ih- morning.
i clear maker. named Mu,lcn. died At jlny
| Wr~t I'Inril.. of yrllnvy f,,rr. Thi> makes
tlr fourth r,-c ani tlIr thirI death. \nNirty
i inrras;..r
The. los, by the Mi,hi.san forest tio- /. pIac-
"a al - OOA 900 nnl ri IN nnr.of. were buru-
ed to death. There !. ercHt de.titution in thc
harmed district.
coini,,iS.,,rI TX thn t:n,rrn,,, 81, Hhnd,.
Island. rliict If flr >t.tr in,lr... ,i,., Iha>.
Connecticut ha- revived the -iiip-i',lii'inr in
nn,,, \ fax On he mel uIt,,,i Of ill.,, ,rr., ,ar,-
IN eN-Iioutenant i'll the navy has invented
IN explosive which j. said to possess Il power
',' i1 I''u' y, ~ ',,,,i'''N '''''
Three hell boys a; the nitea States Hotel.
Boston. have been arrested and 200 worth OF
stolen property recovered. Thry i4Ne been en-
ven - ~ - :
Tic Canadians are becoming alarmed over
the in1inX of pa,iper immi.trotinn from E,,rouc
and the 4dortion Of thc system Of cyamjuatiop
~ to1'e ~ Pof'S OF 'he hl'e' states Is Sn--
Tho Alabama state Press Association III
session at birmingham. cabIca resolutions of
sympathy to Mr. Gladstone. Resolutions in
'cN''''" administration
"0'' '''''0''
The Commissioner OF Apr;,.ult,Ire has ndont
ed precautions to prevent The ,nrcaI of nlruro-
pneumonia l,y declaring: quaral,tines against
York and scotland.
~,
ne contest OF lle cltlzons OF Chicago. with
?rnal railway corporations suggests the proba-
hlllfN that the Federal Government may com
hlehea suit to decide the question of the OWE
British cavalry officers 80 +. 500 p.,o.,,o r;,;..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

And Contiguous Il;,nor-, with Loss Of Hair, and
Eruption- of the SKIN, are positively cured by -
lICt IA AMI q rlCt tA >'itI eNtCrnaltN, and CT II
VIKA l;E-oiNi.>I internally. Wntn All Hhtr nc'il-
'iuc@ TAIL. ~cipt for Pamphlet.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The National Butchers Association held a
barbecue at Cheltanham Beach, near Chicago.
May 18th. The attendance was 10000. Fifty
, nGeVes and LOO lambs We're served up freely
Ihc amgrcgate MegIlt was % 900.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The Commissioner Of Agriculture has adopt
ed precautions to prevent the spread of pleuro-
pneumonia !y declaring qnarantincs against
infected counties in Illinois. Maryland New
York and Scotland
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

ne best il good enough fer you AMI me. Thar.
i-"llaPpE Thought Don't forge! it! iuu wont
il yon 'rA it. For The favnr will please YOU. It's
Freshness vii! delight volt. Its convenience vii
attract You. We call it the Wave Line Plug. Thai
Is the shape. 1t chcW- better than YOU knoWt
choose to Try ii. Your dealer has ii, on Will sct it,
;Nl2 inches il the size Of Lr.cc piece. 1t breaks
IN j pieces. Doesn't crow hard or rrimllt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The contest of The citizens of Chicago. with
great railway corporations suggests the prol;i-
hlll'y that the Federal Government may com
ncnca a suit to decide the question of the own
er>hip of the lake front.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

British cavalry officers 90 to see Buffalo Hi',
Wild West show to ret points on riding.
They are already di>cuSsin" the merits of the
large stirrup and long strap and of the
''>traight-leg" style Of riding.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Or Eac. Fcp-osy, + disease which is considered
incurabN, h it Has yielded to the curative proper
ties of Swlii~ NrrCIflc-n known all over the
world IN y + =. Mrs. Bailey, of West Somcrvillc
Mass, Near losnn, was attacked several years ago
with this h'ou black eruption, and WAS treated by
the best uttea talent, who could only say that the
disease WI s'cclcs Of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

Three hell boys ii The niteA STATES lio,.
Boston. have been arrested and 200 worth o:
,t"ttn property recovered. They hlNc been en-
Gagged in The systematic robbery of guests for 4
wear.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

IN eN-iioutenant i'll the navy has invented
an explosive which is said to possess Il power
>nsrn times greater than tlia: Of dynamite and
10 he safe for il>c in small or ar-c cans.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The New Weilanl canal 1t Il. atllin",.
Ont, Wa oIrnrl recently to v.--al~ drawing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13
STEAMER BURNED.

rh< Steamer H r. Heath Burned on Lake
NiehiE.n-Narrow EseaPe cf the Grew
The Pilot Drowned Not wIthstnnding
Gallant EGorss 70 Rescue Him.
SHEBoreAx. Wis. Nav 3-The steamer
B. r Heath. loaded with hay. caught fire
forward yesterday afternoon when on
this port and about i've miles out in the
lake. The crew began At once 70 battle
with the dames- The boat could not be
headed in the furious westerly gale that
was raging. as the wind would have
caused the fires TO spread throughout the
steamer
The Heath was finally turned toward
Centervflie Point and when near that
place the crew endeavored 20 make q
landing At the pier. but the swift current
carried the burnin- steamer north Of the
landing. She struck the beach about
thirty yards from shore
The mate AMI second engineer entered
the small boat out il swampet. and be-
fore the occupants could bail out the
water the painter parted and drIfted a
few miles north where the men landed.
The people on shore formed . volunteer
crew and went out 20 rescue the remain
der OF those on board After getting
alongside line was connected with the
steamer. but was burned away. The cur
rent carried the rescuing party away.
After the last effort TO reach
the barge was made. but before the boat
made one-half the distance flames com
peeled the men on the steamer 20 jump
overheard Engineer Rogers was the
rrst 20 make the leap. ard after
. hard struggle against the current
and undertow he reached the beach ex-
hausted- George Olson was evidently
stunned as he appeared unable to make
any Roadway toward the shore Ernst
Tiermer. young farmer. seeing the peril
Of the wheelman. plunged into the waves
and soon reached the drowning man. He
succeeded in carrying his burden
about fifty feet. when he was com
PEELED 20 let 90 and swim for his life. The
mate and second engineer attached line
70 their bodies and reached Olson. and
with great dif1culty brought him ashore.
He was dead The steamer - q total loss
she was valued At si.ooj and the cargo ~
E6oo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

Rev. Father Ma1one's Opinion Of the Case
Of the Apostle of Henry George-A Hint
20 the Church.
NEW YoRK, May 4-Rev. Father Syl-
vcstcr Malone, pastor OF s. Pctcr'n and
ST. Paurs Church. Brooklyn, has denied
the truth Of several alleged interviews
recently printed purporting To give his
views on the case OF DR.. McGlynn. He
stands now In the same position as he oc-
cupied when the matter first became
known. In Q letter 70 Pope Leo XIII
some time ago, Father Malone said that
DIR. McGlynn was the best known priest
in America; that his infiu-
cnce was far-rcaching and was
one whom 10 censure would
put back the church in America half a
century. He told the Pope that nothing
could blight the future OF the church in
this country more than any act OF cccle-
sizstical authority that might raise the
question OF the rights OF tho citizens
Such action would bring about state OF
public sentiment antagonistic 10 the best
interests OF the church. He stated that
the charges against DR.. McCslynn raised
this question OF right Of the citizen. Amer.
lean Catholics would believe that civil
liberty was trodden down In the person OF
DR.. McGlynn. should Rome sanction his
removal from st. Stephens His case,
Father Malone added, ought 10 be consid-
cred apart from the part he took In the
George movement, unless the church con-
dcmned the principle upon which that
movement was based and taught whichit
has not The letter concluded with On
eloquent appeal 70 his Holiness to con tinue
DR.. McGlvnn In the pastoratc Of st. Stcph.
ems, and the expression Of the belief that
the Judgment Of the PontiR would prevent
great scandal In tho city Of New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

Monthly statement 0f the Condition Of
the United states Treasury.
wAsHrSGroS. May 3-The reduction IN
the public debt during April amounted TO
sl3c53oas. and for the ten months Of the
present fiscal year Oh The Ma
tional debt yesterday. less cash in the
treasury, was t1.3l5. iD 40 and Of this
amount <l.0el67s.sll is interest-bearing
debt This interest bearing debt IL made
up in round number or Us COO. 900 four per
cent. bonds: $4,000. OD Of four and one
sl.W0.O1O Pacific railroad bonds and IA
10000 three per cent navy pen
sion fund. The net cash in the
Treasury i 81. sS6o3S. or about
tI300O0O more than on April L The gold
coin and gold bullion fund balance in the
treasury Is SIS 9l2 40. or about one mill
ion less than = month ago. The silver
fund balance has decreased two millions
during the month, and now amounts TO
1712-0.3fs The store Of standard silver
dollars has increased nearly four millions
during the month. and now amounts TO
fen57sSS-2 Up 70 April 30 the treasury
had redeemed t5,051. ~ in trade dollars;
customs receipts for April were l7.3.i. 237
"a million and Q quarter more than In
April. 1856: internal revenue receipts were
e10.1lA1fs. q half million more than In
April . year ago, and receipts from mis-
cellane0us sources amounted 70 f1-6f:, al,
or million more than in April. 1885 Re-
ceipts from all sources for the ten months
OF this fiscal wear aggregate <3J2 1852.
against eT5 sSi.e8 for the corrcspon ding
ten months 81 the preceding year. willis
expenditures for the past ten months have
aggregated t,3l. 146 o5& against SD. 565,-
assuring the corresponding months Of
the preceding year. The pension charge
alone for the ten months past amounted
70 81 $3.50. or twelve millions more
than for the corresponding ten months Of
the preceding year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

J. FArIxxKR vas eiectei United States
senator By the West Virginia Legislature
lou the 5sh-
yAkE GarDArR il doing his training for
his coming match with Ned Hanlan on the
Potomac river az Washington
FIVE millionaires- engaged in the oil in
|dustry. are on trial ~ Buf8lo- n " zs
common conspsrat0rs-
srEvESon BEArrrE OF the port Of View
YORK SAYS Cleveland vii carrv New York
for the next eicction-
Bon TrExBrLL the pugilist- has sobered
|up and reached New York on the 9Th He
Ibid not die . Logansport- Ind
PErER SMITH was hanged IN the Iombs
prison New York City. on the morning o.
the 5sh- II was the first legal execution
Ion Thursday in the States history
NrCH interest exists in Mexico over the
presidential succession and the proposed
amendment 20 the Constitution authors y
ing the election OK an ineumbent two sue
Ices<ive terms
Tar London Telegraph considers the anti
Herman demonstrations II Paris serious
Occurrences The rendition Of all Of wag-
lrer-s operas have been suppressed ~ tho
| Eden Theatre
d. Z KERR. cashier Of the Bank Of
iElkfon- Dzk-. II u.s-er arrest On . charge
fof robbery The bank j. closed Fixtures
| have been attached for taxes
| REroKrs from Vera Cruz, Mexico. an
nounce that the weather Is Intensely
warm on the coast and that slight shocks
| OF earthquake have been felt IN Different
parts u the country.
| TEE grand-j1ry. ~ Buffalo. y. r., have
found Indictments against Henry Nuhn.
John = Harkey and Edward Somers- in
sane asylum officials. for manslsughter in
/. the second de gree. for causing the death Of
IN inmate. &. W. Brown
1 Az application for the release Of Rev.
Father Keller. now confined in Kilmain-
ham jsii. ireland. for contempt Of court
| for refusing 10 testify IN bankrupt court
before Judge Boyd was refused
| NK-. CLEVELAND after receiving Qnccn
Kapi0lani On the 5sh. gave . lunch % .
| few little girls whom she had invited 20
meet her cousin. May Huddicstonc. The
Ivounx folks afterwzri went % the circus.
Nrs Cleveland wrote : personal note 70
each or the children invited.
| TnK one hundred and nineteenth annual
lmeeting OF the New York Chamber Of
ICommercc was held on the Sch. and the
ifoilewing of1eers were elected for the
Ienxuing year; President. Charles >.
ISmIth. frst rice president. Josiah ~
IFske. second vicc-prcsidens, Cornelius
In Bliss: treasurer. Scion Humphreys;
isecreszry. Geo Wilson
Tnr ircorpor.tors of the new Clark
IUnirer sity. 20 be established a. Worcester,
iMass-. through the IibcraIity Of Jones q.
Clark. or that city. met on the 5sh - NJ.
ICi2rk-s residence Mr.. Clark Informed
1.-The gentlemen Of his intention 70 make
further gifts 70 the college 20 the amount
Iof oa0WOo. Included in this ID . col
lection Of works Of Art valued q e5J0.o00
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13
SERIOUS FLOOD 5.

The Britain Province Of New Brunswick
Suffering From Overflow Of the 80 John
Rivera Large Amount Of Property De-
stroyed.
ST. JonS. N. B., May 6-The food in
the st. John river continues 70 sweep on
with resistless force. At st. John the
water rose nine inches last night and II
Is now on a level with the floors OF u UNI
Der Of buildings. A. thcrc Is every indi-
cation that the food will increase for sew
cral days yet. occupants Of stores and
dwellings in the angercd districts are
moving their goods TO places OF safety.
Ten or moro large sawmills employ IN
several hundred men have been invaded
BY the turbulent waters, and have been
obliged to suspend. A great deal OF cut
lumber Is being washed on the wharvcs
at the mills, and millions Of logs have been
swept out to sea.
The limo kilns IN the ncighborhood Of
st. John have been obliged TO suspend
operations, the water having forced ~
way into the kilns. Owners are now en-
deavoring TO remove the manufactured
lime 70 places OF safety. Much OF u will
be lost
Several mills through tho upper part o.
the province and in Maine have been de
stroycd. The railroad tracks are over
flowed. Connection with tho West by
rail Is entirely shut on and thcrc has been
no Western mail since Saturday morning
II Is expected week will clapse bcfor'
trafic II resumed.
On Tuesday night hugo mass Of Ice
and earth was prccipitatcd upon train
as II was passing under the mountain ~
Trois Pistolcs. The cars were thrown on
the track, the fireman killed and several
persons seriously injured. To-day u looks
a. II Fredericton City would be sub
merged BY foot or more Of water, as the
streets are perfectly level, and the water
u now running over them.